International audienceIn this article we try to describe and analyze the careers of journalists in the worlds of communication since the 1980s. We make the assumption that those worlds are structured by gravitational laws and that the national daily press has a powerful attractiveness for young professional journalists. The study is based on the statistical analysis of the first ten years of the career of 875 journalists who had worked at least one month in the National Daily Press (PQN). First, we introduce our methodology, based on data gathered on the social network LinkedIn. Second, we show that PQN is indeed at the heart of the information universe because of its superior attractiveness for journalists by comparison to other types of m...
The social status of journalists has changed very little since the beginning of the twen-tieth centu...
Nicolas Pélissier (IUT Nice) et Denis Ruellan (IUT Lannion) animateurs de l'atelier : JournalismeInt...
This thesis focuses on the evolution of the relationship between Japanese daily press reporters and ...
Partant du constat d’une « crise morphologique » que traversent actuellement les mondes de l’informa...
Dans cet article nous exploitons des données collectées sur le réseau social LinkedIn (n = 7 549) po...
International audienceThis paper aims to discuss the interactions between two concomitant phenomena ...
This thesis deals with the professional trajectories of journalists who worked in the world of finan...
La présence d’articles people dans les quotidiens d’information et hebdomadaires suisses romands est...
International audienceThe social status of journalists has changed very little since the beginning o...
International audienceBased on empirical data, this article study the growing “professionalization” ...
International audienceRecent findings on online journalism prompted the authors to launch an explora...
International audienceLes incidences des NTIC sur la profession journalistique sont repérables à un ...
International audienceLes incidences des NTIC sur la profession journalistique sont repérables à un ...
The social status of journalists has changed very little since the beginning of the twen-tieth centu...
Nicolas Pélissier (IUT Nice) et Denis Ruellan (IUT Lannion) animateurs de l'atelier : JournalismeInt...
This thesis focuses on the evolution of the relationship between Japanese daily press reporters and ...
Partant du constat d’une « crise morphologique » que traversent actuellement les mondes de l’informa...
Dans cet article nous exploitons des données collectées sur le réseau social LinkedIn (n = 7 549) po...
International audienceThis paper aims to discuss the interactions between two concomitant phenomena ...
This thesis deals with the professional trajectories of journalists who worked in the world of finan...
La présence d’articles people dans les quotidiens d’information et hebdomadaires suisses romands est...
International audienceThe social status of journalists has changed very little since the beginning o...
International audienceBased on empirical data, this article study the growing “professionalization” ...
International audienceRecent findings on online journalism prompted the authors to launch an explora...
International audienceLes incidences des NTIC sur la profession journalistique sont repérables à un ...
International audienceLes incidences des NTIC sur la profession journalistique sont repérables à un ...
The social status of journalists has changed very little since the beginning of the twen-tieth centu...
Nicolas Pélissier (IUT Nice) et Denis Ruellan (IUT Lannion) animateurs de l'atelier : JournalismeInt...
This thesis focuses on the evolution of the relationship between Japanese daily press reporters and ...